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• Adventure Cycling (213)
  Since 1973, our mission has been to inspire people of all ages to travel by bicycle for fun, fitness, and self-discovery.
  
  Everyone understands fun and fitness, but what about self-discovery? Well, all we can say is, judging by what we hear from cross-country cyclotourists stopping in at Adventure Cycling headquarters, traveling by bike is a truly life-changing experience. A common observation is that crossing our nation by bike is a way to see it at its best.
• Bicycle Tour of Colorado (275)
  A week long bicycle tour through the Colorado Rockies. The Bicycle Tour of Colorado provides camping services, route maps and road marking, aid stations every 15-25 miles, bicycle repair services, and medical support during your week in Colorado.
• Bike Wisconsin (253)
  This site contains information on Wisconsin's two major cross-state bicycle tours, GRABAAWR and SAGBRAW, and the Bike Wisconsin Education and Action Coalition.
  
• CANDISC (403)
  Welcome to CANDISC, Cycling Around North Dakota in Sakakawea Country, a bicycle ride across some of the greatest frontier of North America. CANDISC will cover 401 miles of hills, dales, highways and scenic roads in North Dakota. You'll taste North Dakota hospitality first hand as communities open their towns to you.
• Greene Trail Cycling Classic (252)
  The 2006 GTCC hosted wonderful people from 13 states: California, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and W. Virginia. We invite you to be among those who join us to have a great time at the 2007 event. The hospitality of the folks in Xenia and the communities along the trails will make you feel welcome and provide your family with a vacation they will enjoy in their memories forever.
  
  The Greene Trails Cycling Classic is designed to be a fun, family-oriented “happening.” It is a multi-day event centered in Xenia, Ohio, and is designed to showcase the nationally recognized rail-to-trail system that exists there - and beyond, as well as the communities along the trails. All rides begin and end at the campground adjacent to the Greene County Fairgrounds. Each day features and utilizes a different section of the trail. Each day’s specific route(s) are supported for rider convenience and safety. Routes will include on-trail, out-and-back trips, as well as extended rides on rural roads for designated days. The broad network of trails provides an exceptional cycling experience for those families and individuals who want to take part in a bicycle or skating tour but prefer the safety and comfort of staying on the trails. Alternate routes offer a choice for the more adventurous. Each day will offer special entertainment opportunities, including swimming, mini-events, musical entertainment, and lots of other exciting surprises.
• Hell Week (239)
  Welcome to the ultimate one-week bicycle challenge! Hell Week, with adventures in Texas (the original) and Florida, offers between 750 and 830 miles of riding (and maybe more if you're really adventurous).
• Ride The Rockies (255)
  The Denver Post Ride The Rockies is an annual bicycle tour that takes 2,000 cyclists on a 6-7 day ride on paved roads through Colorado's Rocky Mountains each June.
• Tour of the Mississippi River Valley (TOMRV) (223)
  A midwest cycling tradition for over 25 years. More than 1500 cyclist's gather in Bettendorf, IA for a journey along the Mississippi River to Dubuque, IA and back again.